disgrace

a feeling of shame and disappointment because you have done something wrong or bad

vergüenza, deshonra

Collocations cause disgrace to sb/sth

• He felt a deep sense of disgrace at his own behaviour.

  Sintió una profunda vergüenza por su comportamiento.

the state of being respected and admired by other people; honour or good reputation

honor, respeto

Collocations lose one's disgrace

• The scandal threatened to bring the family into disgrace.

  El escándalo amenazaba con llevar a la familia a una situación de deshonra.

a person who is considered to be bad or dishonourable; someone who brings shame on others

persona sinvergüenza, deshonroso/a

Collocations a disgrace to sb/sth

• He is a disgrace to his family.

  Es una vergüenza para su familia.

to make someone feel ashamed or disappointed because of something bad that they have done

hacer sentir vergüenza, deshonrar

• disgrace sb/sth

• The scandal will disgrace the family name.

  El escándalo deshonrará el nombre de la familia.

to make something or someone lose respect and admiration; to dishonour

hacer perder honor, deshonrar

• disgrace sb/sth

• The scandal has disgraced the company.

  El escándalo ha deshonrado a la empresa.